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Profile: Lesley Tate

Bradford Telegraph and Argus: Lesley Tate

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Latest articles from Lesley Tate

Police safety camera van at Ribblehead

LETTER: Parish councils group against speeding motorcyclists in the Dales

IN DECEMBER 2020, a joint parish council group Councils Against Noise and Speed (CANS) was set up in response to resident complaints about the disturbance caused by motorcyclists breaking noise and speed and limits in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and Lune Valley.

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The night sky in March

The night sky in March: Mars, the Seven Sisters and the Lenten Moon

Martin Lunn, of Earby Astronomical Society, tells us what to look out for in the skies in March.
Settle Town Hall

Letter: Memories of the old Settle RDC and its home 'The Kremlin'

A COUPLE of letters in the Craven Herald on the subject of local government re-organisation brought nostalgic thoughts, back to 1974 when I was a Highway Engineer with Settle Rural District Council.

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Skipton Law Courts

Man broke girlfriend's finger, headbutted and punched her in back

A MAN broke one of his partner’s fingers, headbutted and punched her during weekend trips away, heard Skipton Magistrates Court.

Leeds Playhouse. Picture Helen Murray

Theatre’s rock void offered up for free use for locally rooted artists

LEEDS Playhouse has announced the use of free theatre space and guaranteed technical support for artists in the heart of the Leeds City Region - which includes Craven.
Kildwick crossing

LETTER: Councils have been dancing around problem with Kildwick crossing for years

I ENTIRELY agree with Julian Hilde with respect to the Kildwick crossing being a bottleneck (Craven Herald letters, February 25).

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Councillor Richard Foster

Local government re-organisation will 'pass a lot of people by' - council leader

CRAVEN District Council has effectively entered a form of ‘purdah’ for the next two months while the consultation into local government reorganisation is underway.

Fell rescue volunteers at the scene. Picture UWFRA

Rescue team goes to aid of man with suspected broken leg

FELL rescue volunteers were called to assist a man who had fallen at Almscliffe Crag, near North Rigton, Harrogate.

Songs for a Watchful World

Moonbeam Collective musicians create lockdown album

WHILE the coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact, lock-downs have led to many musicians carrying on being creative, collaborating, finding new and resourceful ways to do so, and trying to make sense of the times.

Letter: Can we blame our young people? Picture Pixabay

LETTER: Can we really blame young people?

THE recent rise of anti-social behaviour across our community is shocking but should not be a surprise to anyone.

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